What is closed on Canada Day: Canada Day 2025: Are schools, banks, grocery stores open on July 1? Check full list here
It is important that Canadians know which services and organizations will be open or closed during the Canadian day holiday.
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Canadian Day 2025: What is it open and closed?
Federal and Provincial Government Offices: On Canada Day, the federal and provincial government offices will be close to the day. This includes all service Canada places, passport offices and provincial ministries throughout the country. Canadians wishing to access any public service or support programs will have to wait after the holiday according to CTV News.
Canada Post: No postal delivery on Canada Day and all post office locations will be closed throughout the country.
Retailers and shopping centers: On Canada Day, large shopping centers such as GTA’s Eaton Center, Square One, Vaughan Mills and Pacific Center are expected to remain open during holiday hours. Retail and shopping center operations vary according to the region for those who shop. Yorkdale, Sherway Gardens and Scarborough city center, such as others will be closed.
In Winnipeg, Grant Park Shopping Center and St. Vital Center will be closed, CF Polo Park, Garden City Shopping Center will be open between 11:00 – 18:00
Some retailers, including Rideau center and Tanger Outlets, will be open in OTTAWA. Bayshore, Billings Bridge, Carlingwood will remain closed as well as others.
In Montreal, IKEA, winners, Home Sense, Canada Tire and Shopping Centers are closed.
The Great Toronto region will be open in Eaton Center, Square One, Vaughan Mills, Pacific Mall and Yorkdale, Sherway Garden, Scarborough Town Center.
Always check the store times in advance, as they may vary according to location or city arrangements.
Public transportation: Public transportation services such as TTC, GO Transit and other regional systems work in holiday programs, usually provides less or less service route.
In Winnipeg, the local transit system will work in a market program with additional blue line trips. For OTTAWA’s transit system OC Transpo, O-Tren, buses and money will offer free transition at Transpo.
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Cinema Halls: Both Cineplex and Landmark Cinema Halls will remain open on Canada Day and offer a complete scanning list for those who want to overcome heat inside.
Schools: As for schools, public and private institutions will be closed for legal holidays. Although there are summer holidays in most provinces, school offices will also observe the holiday.
Banks: Banks across the country, including TD, RBC, CIBC and others, will be closed on 1 July. Online banking services will remain accessible, but the money will continue the next day.
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Markets: Grocery stores will work on a location -specific basis. Some small markets and chains such as Rabba Fine Foods, T&T Supermarket, Whole Foods and Farm Boy may remain open. Loblaws, metro and frills, such as most large chains will be closed or open with limited watches.
Services operated by the city: Services operated by the city is a mixed bag. Libraries will be closed in most municipalities, but open -air public opportunities, such as jump pads, pools, parks and trails, are expected to remain open and are expected to operate at usually changed or holiday hours. Please check the website of your municipality to confirm the times.
